Sentence examples for blue deity from inspiring English sources

While they may think that believing in a warmongering prophet, or a four-armed blue deity, or a spiteful God who drowns nearly all of his people is wrong, atheists and transhumanists are willing to allow it.

Its book by Keith Glover tells the story of a blues deity traveling through the centuries doing battle with guitar challengers, but it never settles on whether it means to be a resonant myth or a goofy sitcom.

Often the most amazing artistry is in the tiniest details: the blue-black deity whose white eyes are red rimmed; the languid indifference of a red figure being crushed under a huge blue foot.

THE DEEP-BLUE CENTRAL DEITY -- Chakrasamvara, the father.

It appears on the Queens mural as a kind of blue-skinned deity guarding four firemen as they plant an American flag in a smoking ground zero.

According to notes by Ruee Gawarikar, the artist who painted her, the blue-faced deity holds in one of her hands a "mighty keyboard" while another "showers the ultimate blessing on her devotees the elusive H-1B visand and the goddess's feet rest on "heaps of documents and on the heads of other failed" visa applicants.

On the wall behind him were pictures of blue Hindu deities.

The story goes that Krishna (the blue-skinned deity) was in love with Radha but thought she would never fall for him because of his skin colour.

We stretched out in the stylish, sun-soaked Roam yoga studio, which has tall bare, white walls with a single portrait of a blue-skinned Indian deity hanging on the wall.

He was religiously minded, carried along by his sense of a divine mission, and in moments of crisis he would reverently worship the Eternal Blue Heaven, the supreme deity of the Mongols.

Each image was identical: the country's supreme leader, with raven-black hair and a face fastidiously airbrushed to erase any hint of human blemish, smiling calmly against a sky-blue background: an unimpeachable deity in an officially atheist state.